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Week of OCTOBER 28, 2024


** A CALL TO LIBERTY
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Is our vast media landscape merely one of sound and fury? Or is it evidence of our freedom? This month on A Call to Liberty ([link removed]) , Alberto Mingardi considers the question of mass media in a republic. In addition, Jessica Choppin Roney’s essay ([link removed]) on two 18th-century pamphlets written in response to the Boston Tea Party explores a political culture that had already spent years weighing this question - after all, the pamphlets were the social media of the 1700s.

We invite you to explore if increased news coverage – whether with the social media of today or with television as in Mingardi’s essay ([link removed]) – helps to keep us more informed, to present us with a wider range of preference-satisfying choices, and to generally preserve our freedom. Or does it achieve the opposite?


** LATEST FROM OUR PODCASTS
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Senator Todd Young ([link removed]) joins Governor Mitch Daniels as they discuss topics from the current threats to liberty to the importance of investing in science and technology on the Future of Liberty ([link removed]) .
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Why do we like sad music or that poignant feeling that comes from attending a funeral? Listen in as author Susan Cain ([link removed]) chats with EconTalk host, Russ Roberts ([link removed]) , about her book and the power of melancholy.
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When picturing a policy conversation in Washington on national security, economists aren't always considered. In the newest episode of The Great Antidote ([link removed]) with Juliette Sellgren ([link removed]) , Samuel Gregg ([link removed]) talks about the relation between economics and national security.
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** TOP PICKS FROM THE LIBERTY FUND NETWORK
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Ennobling the Parties ([link removed]) by Philip A. Wallach ([link removed])

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On Voting as a Civic Duty ([link removed]) by Rachel Lu ([link removed])

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Should Bad Outcomes Always Be Prevented ([link removed]) by Scott Sumner ([link removed])

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Remunerations Determined by Markets or Politics? ([link removed]) by Pierre Lemieux ([link removed])


** SUGGESTED READINGS
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How Vox Changed Its Mind About Volunteering ([link removed])
Jon Miltimore in The Daily Economy

New Liberty Fund Book Release: A Commentary and Review of Montesquieu’s Spirit of Law ([link removed])

In A Commentary and Review of Montesquieu’s Spirit of Laws, Antoine Louis Claude Destutt de Tracy (1754–1836) criticizes Montesquieu’s defense of monarchy and supports American-style republicanism operating in the context of a laissez-faire economic order.
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